Shulou(Shulou.com)06/01 Report--

This article mainly explains the "Ubuntu15.04 has broadband but not connected to virtual dialing how to do", the article explained the content is simple and clear, easy to learn and understand, the following please follow the editor's ideas slowly in-depth, together to study and learn "Ubuntu15.04 has broadband but not connected to virtual dialing how to do?"

PPPOECONF is a command-line tool for connecting to wired broadband on the Linux platform, and it has a long history (I've been in contact with Linux since 2007). Later, a component called Network Manager appeared in Linux's Gnome desktop environment, which provided a graphical way to connect to wired broadband, and PPPOECONF was never used again.

However, after upgrading Ubuntu 15.04 this year, using Network Manager, I have been unable to connect to wired broadband through virtual dial-up. I have no choice but to bring out PPPOECONF as an old friend again. This experience describes how to use PPPOECONF to connect to broadband.

1. After upgrading Ubuntu 15.04, the following error occurs when using NetworkManager to connect to wired broadband virtual dialing. The error message is: connection failed: (1) Creating object for path'/ org/freedesktop/NetworkManager/ActiveConnection/18' failed in libnm-glib.

2. When searching foreign forums, a great god put forward the method of reinstalling Network Manager. I tried, but there were no eggs.

3. Let's invite a veteran like PPPOECONF to come out again. Press Ctrl + Alt + t combination shortcut key to start the terminal.

4. At the command prompt $, type the command:

$sudo pppoeconf

Launch the configuration wizard for PPPOECONF. In the following steps, if you don't understand what each step means (I just don't understand it), just choose "yes".

5. Thanks to our Internet service provider, we chose "Yes" in this step to enable the so-called "classic mode".

6. When it's time to enter the broadband dial-up user account, we press the Backspace delete key on the keyboard, delete the preset username in the text box in the picture, and then enter our own account.

7. Of course, then enter the password: just enter it directly in the blank text box.

8. This step means to automatically obtain the DNS domain name assigned to us by our Internet service provider, so we still choose "Yes".

9. Seeing the large pieces of text in this step, I can only choose "yes".

10. Here, if you only have a wired connection and want to use it all the time, select "Yes" to let PPPOECONF start automatically when you boot; if you only use cable occasionally as I do, select "No" and type the command when needed to start pppoe virtual dialing.

11. It's finally coming to an end. Here, selecting "Yes" immediately starts virtual dialing and establishes a connection. I choose "No" and start it later. I haven't given an order for a long time. I have had a lot of fun and been abused.

12. Select no in the previous step, the PPPOECONF wizard ends, go back to the terminal's command prompt, and I enter:

$sudo pon dsl-provider

If the broadband connection is established, disconnect the wired broadband and return to the WLAN wireless network environment, type:

$sudo poff

As you can see, under the premise that the original NetworkManager is not deleted and does not stop running, PPPOE; can be started and turned off at any time, that is to say, the two coexist peacefully and do not affect each other.

Thank you for your reading, the above is the content of "what to do if Ubuntu15.04 has broadband but does not connect to virtual dialing". After the study of this article, I believe you have a deeper understanding of how to do Ubuntu15.04 with broadband but not connected to virtual dialing, and the specific use needs to be verified in practice. Here is, the editor will push for you more related knowledge points of the article, welcome to follow!

Welcome to subscribe "Shulou Technology Information " to get latest news, interesting things and hot topics in the IT industry, and controls the hottest and latest Internet news, technology news and IT industry trends.